NBA Thursday results and upcoming games
Washington routs New York 114 to 68 while Phoenix tops Denver 137 109 and San Diego defeats Dallas 113 111. Tonight's games include Philadelphia Boston Detroit Indiana Portland San Antonio Seattle Kansas City Atlanta Milwaukee Los Angeles Denver Chicago Utah and other matchups listed with local times.
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Boston U
Massachusetts
NY Jets
Brandeis
Bates
Miami
Davis & Elkins
Glenville
Buttoio
Dickinson
Muhlenburg
New England
Franklin & Marshall
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Holy Cross
Navy
Central Monmouth
Philadelphia
Textile
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Houston
Shepherd
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Alvernio
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Ols
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Temple
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Virginia Tech
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Wilkes-Barre
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Southern
Armstrong St
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Football Trades and Signings Across Leagues
Transactions note Herb Williams signs with St Louis while Ade Coker and Vidal Fernandez join San Diego NASL. Toronto adds John McMahon and Sam Lenorduzzi to its Canadian development squad. Preston North End fires Tommy Docherty and appoints Alan Kelly interim manager. Valdosta State names Jim as head football coach. Coe expects two starters out at Nebraska Omaha and Simpson due to injuries. Mitch Bergmann sprains ankle and Jed Vorba breaks hand delaying games.
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San Diego
Ade Coker
Vidal Fernandez
Toronto
John McMahon
Sam Lenorduzzi
Preston North End
Tommy Docherty
Alan Kelly
Coe
Nebraska-Omaha
Simpson
Indianola
Mitch Bergmann
Tripoli
Kohawks
Wartburg
Jed Vorba
Traer
Augustana
Ill
Wrestling results from CS and NI athletes by weight classes
Joe Swartz of CS defeated Bob Holiman 11-10 at 118 pounds. Don Eket of CS beat Blake Love 1-4 at 126. Dave Morkel of NI won 134 over Bob Richards 6-2. Ken Gallagher of NI defeated Rick Cole 7-1 at 142. Randy Cole of CS won 150 over Kevin Wedeking 6-4. Paul Cocco of NI beat Phil Kennedy 5-4 at 158. Brondo Sproles of NI defeated Mark Johnson 11-8 at 167. Joe Gormally of NI beat Mark Litts 7-5 at 177. Kirk Myers of NI defeated Vince Lakes 6-2 at 190. John Kriebs of NI pinned Dove Lucas 2:22 in heavyweight.
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Joe Swartz
Bob Holiman
Don Eket
Blake Love
Dave Morkel
Bob Richards
Ken Gallagher
Rick Cole
Randy Cole
Kevin Wedeking
Paul Cocco
Phil Kennedy
Brondo Sproles
Mark Johnson
Joe Gormally
Mark Litts
Kirk Myers
Vince Lakes
Hwt
John Kriebs
Dove Lucas
Prep Swimming Results at Williamsburg Meet
Kennedy high scorer led CRK with 121 points while team rival Williamsburg posted 46. Relay quartet Kennedy Workman Bodeker Smith Jensen won the 200 yd medley relay. Donkert led 200 yd free style in 2 03 9. Emnyre claimed 200 yd IM. Diving Fremming CRK. Smith Dankert Ungs Handly paced 100 yd freestyle and backstroke.
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Kennedy
David Workman
Greg Bodeker
Matt Smith
Joan Jensen
John Donkert
Mediey
Mark Emnyre
Craig Shepard
Scott Fremming
Smith
Dankert
Emnyre
Shepard
Bodeker
Joe Ungs
Scott Handly
JV — Kennedy
Williamsburg
Coe Wildcats Face Mt Mercy in Judson Tourney
In Elgin Iowa Coe of Nebraska meets Mt Mercy in the Judson Tournament while other Iowa teams compete in state level or invitational events including Jefferson Dubuque at home and Kirkwood against Creston.
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Judson
Elgin
CR. Jefferson
Dub
Hemp
Coe
Simpson
Ames
C.R
Washington
Prairie of
Tiger
Cedar Falls
Mercy
Judson Tourn
Elginth
Kirkwood
Creston
LaSelle
Vernon
Regis
Vinton
Vnv
Linn-Mar
Monticello
Tournot
Bowling League Honors At Legion Lanes Featured
Vern Mrstik posts 254 679 in Commercial league at Legion Lanes while Carol Chittick adds 234 633 for Women's City Major honors. Other top scores include Bonnie Miller 725 and Jim Sires 256 in various May City divisions.
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Legion Lanes
Vern Mrstik
Carol Chittick
Aayt Cit
AM Coffee Breakers
Bonnie Miller
Connie Wims
Jim Sires
Ron Ovorte
Lucky Strikers
Pavio Rowsell
Cherry Burrell
al Hooper
Pat Stevens
May City Comets
Mary Zabioudi
Jackie Mundert
Lamoe Daniel
Coro
Phillips
May City Belles
Chery
Corey
FMC Nite Owls
Tom Webster
Mike Lymon
Bowlettes
Rose Torode
Donna Lawrence
Shirley Reed
Ta. Mfy
Dave Anderson
Bob Gee
Mary Billick
Jet Chamberlin
Cindy Hess
Rick Limkemann
Elsie Wilson
Marilyn Simon
Don Weaver
Pete Prentice
Lancerettes
Bev Cornahon
Sandy Cooper
David Moravec
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Mary Rodhitf
Coro! Chittick
Midnight Madness
Wayne Keeney
Jim Wallig
Ded Woltz
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Hank Immortal
Bob Procek
Jean Kroch
Eleanor Fisher
Industrial League Scoreboard at Roosevelt High
Lite investors defeated Iowa National 58 to 35 while Rockwell Collins beat Cherry Burrell 64 to 38 in an Industrial League tally at Roosevelt Junior High.
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Industrial League AT Roosevelt JR. High Lite Investors
Iowa National
Rockwell Collins
Cherry-Burrell
Fleckenstein Earns Gazette Prep of the Week Honor
Cedar Rapids Washington sophomore Matt Fleckenstein surged to the 155-pound title at the Cedar Rapids Jefferson quadrangular after an overtime win over Karl Rosenberg and a comeback over Brad Davick. He pinned Jefferson and Iowa City High wrestlers en route to the finals.
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Matt Fleckenstein
Cedar Rapids Washington
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
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Ashington
Dick Briggs
Matt
Briggs
Franklin
Tom
Marilyn Fleckenstein
Marty
Brad
Wash
Cedar Rapids American Legion
Jeff
Northeast Missouri State
Chris
Washington
Eugene
Ore
Corvallis
Rosenberg
David
Jefferson opens season with 45 14 win over Linn-Mar wrestling
Jefferson pins Linn-Mar in the season opener at Linn-Mar High School 45 14. Jeff Miller 98 pounds leads with a 12 0 win and multiple Jefferson middleweights secure pins including Potter Chichelly Dean Miller and Facion. Linn-Mar counters with Makins ter Stenzel and Vesey but Jefferson dominance prevails.
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J-Hawk
Tim Fowler
Linn-Mar
Linn- Mar
Fowler
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Lions
Craig Comiskey
Jefferson
Jeff Miller
Mike Potter
Chris Chichelly
Dean Miller
Mark Facion
Joe Hill
Brian Makinster
Tim Stenzel
Stenzel
Matt Vesey
Mike Knox
Vesey
Berwanger’s Iron Mask Era and Pro Draft Choice
Berwanger, a two time All America and 1935 Big Ten MVP, starred at halfback and linebacker for Chicago. He declined pro football for a business career after a No. 1 draft pick trade, earning $100 per game offer from the Bears. He recalls modern players as highly specialized but notes games lasted 60 minutes.
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Davenport
Berwanger
Chicago
Collegians
Red Grange
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
Bears
George Halas
Bronko Nagurski
U of Chicago
UNI Triumphs In Overtime Over Winona State
Northern Iowa edged Winona State 54 53 in overtime as Mike Pijanowski banked a slam dunk with 12 seconds left. Pijanowski 16 points Ray Stork 14 led the Panthers to 1 1 while Brett Higgins scored 10 for Winona State which fell to 1 3.
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Cedar Falls
Mike Pijanowski
Northern Iowa
Winona State
Pijanowski
Ray Stork
Panthers
Brett Higgins
Dave Bauman
Nielsen Leads Oilers Past Browns With Third Quarter TD
Houston quarterback Gifford Nielsen, returning from bench, threw a 30 yard touchdown to Dave Casper to lift the Oilers 17 13 over the Cleveland Browns. Avon Riley blocked a punt and Adger Armstrong recovered for a score as Earl Campbell added a rushing TD. The Browns drop to 5 9 after a fifth loss in six games.
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Gifford Nielsen
Ken Stabler
Oilers
Cleveland Browns
Nielsen
Stabler
Dave Casper
Browns
Avon Riley
Steve Cox
Adger Armstrong
Earl Campbell
Matt Bahr
Cleveland
Houston Land
Toni Fritsch
Iowa Hawks edged in rough Cedar Rapids duel at home
Barry Davis pinned Dane Tuessel at 4 12 in a dramatic fall while Lou Banach dominated Eric Neily 21 9 to forfeit on a third start. Iowa built a 52 0 win over Drake in 1979 and 56 0 over Indiana State in 1978. Gable planned to enter Northern Iowa Open as Hawks host Cleveland State at 7 30 p m.
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Barry Davis
Gable
Davis
Dane Tuessel
Tuessel
Lou Banach
Brother Ed
Eric Neily
Lou
Mike Allen
Neily
Banach
Iowa
Drake
Indiana State
Cedar Falls
Hawks
Cleveland State
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